“Natural” denotes Indus Hemp products are grown using conventional farming and have NOT been genetically modified. Indus Hemp products do NOT contain any additives, preservatives, fillers or artificial ingredients and are grown without the use of herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. All Indus Hemp products are NON-GMO verified.

“Natural” denotes Indus Hemp products are grown using conventional farming and have NOT been genetically modified. Indus Hemp products do NOT contain any additives, preservatives, fillers or artificial ingredients and are grown without the use of herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. All Indus Hemp products are NON-GMO verified.

Yes! You can soak Hemp Seeds for 3-4 hrs before grinding into a dosa batter. However Hemp Seed Oil is sensitive to deep frying temperatures as it can damage and reduce the amount of Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids in the oil. We recommend drizzling the Oil on dishes like dosas, dal, sabzi, khichdi, vegetable stir-fries, pasta, pizzas, salads, and incorporate them into dips and sauces rather than a cooking or frying oil. Although our Hemp Hearts are safe to bake at 300 F / 150C or higher because the omegas are protected within the structure of the hemp heart. Hemp Hearts are also great for making dosas, khichdi, pongal, chutneys, topping on smoothies, salads, and oatmeal too. Check out our Resource Hub for more inspirational recipes!

We have been sourcing our quality hemp seeds from our Indian farmers and we will continue to partner with them for our highest quality grade of hemp food products.

Quantity is one of the pillars of nutrition for optimal health. (The other pillars being Quality, Nutrient Balance and Frequency). For optimal energy and to avoid weight gain as well as overwhelming the digestive system, it’s best to consume 2-3 table spoons at each eating occasion. Eating hemp foods at every single eating occasion in a day is A-Okay, just account for them as our protein and healthy fat sources.

NO! Omega 6s are often misunderstood as bad fat but in reality, Omega 6s like GLA (Gamma Linolenic Acid), play a crucial role in our overall health. They lower harmful LDL cholesterol and boost protective HDL. A general rule of thumb is to avoid all highly processed fats.

Hemp and marijuana are much like a sweet pepper and a hot pepper, or a Mint and a Basil or a Chihuahua and a Great Dane. Hemp and marijuana are both part of the cannabis plant family but are VERY DIFFERENT. Indus Hemp products contain less than 0.001% Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and will NOT cause a psychoactive effect.

Generally speaking, Hemp Superfoods offer more protein and a broader spectrum of omegas 3, 6 & 9 than flax, chia, sunflower or peas.

Indus Hemp is yet to explore into animal food manufacturing however, we receive countless testimonials from our customers about the observed benefits of adding hemp oil to their pets’ diet.
Just like with humans, be conscious of our pet’s weight when determining how much hemp oil to add to our pet’s food. A good parameter for oil – 1 teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight.

Absolutely! Just remember to consider body weight when determining serving size – much like you would with any other food. As a general guideline cut the recommended serving size shown on each package by 1/3 or 1/2 depending on the child’s age and size.

Yes. Hemp contains numerous nutrients including folic acid, so it is a safe and delicious addition to expectant mothers’ diets.

Indus Hemp Seeds must be consumed every day in our diet for the following reasons: Consuming enough fibre everyday can • Reduce the appetite • Helps with weight management • Works to stabilizes blood sugar levels • Promotes the health of the gut Hemp Seeds contain an impressive array of Vitamins and Minerals and are especially rich in: • Vitamin E • Magnesium • Phosphorous • Potassium They are also a good source of iron, zinc, and B vitamins, including: • Niacin • Riboflavin • Thiamine • Vitamin B-6 • Folate

Indus Hemp products are a great source of Omega 3 & 6 and contain the optimal ratio 3:1 making it a powerful source for an anti-inflammatory diet. It’s Omega-6 essential fat Gamma Linoleic Acid (GLA) is only found in quantities of significance in Hemp Foods. Because of the scarcity of GLA much of our society is deficient in this essential fatty acid. GLA is critical for reducing inflammation in our body and is one of the most POWERFUL nutrients for balancing hormones and promotes healthy skin, hair and nails.

No! Indus Hemp test results show below 0.001 % THC content in all our Hemp products. At those minimum levels literature and research confirm no significant effect of intoxication or negative impact on human health.

Our Indus Hemp products are made with all natural ingredients and have a shelf life of 1 year. Our products are made in small batches to assure you are getting a fresh and quality product.

We cold-press our hemp seeds to extract the oils (if we didn't remove the oils from the hemp seeds, they would turn into hemp butter when milled) although some of the healthful hemp seed oil does remain behind and end up in the hemp flour. After pressing the oil from the hemp seeds, what's left is known as a 'hemp cake.' This hemp cake is gently milled and turned into our heavenly, nutrient-dense hemp flour which can be used for making scrumptious Dosas and also variety of baking goodies. 

Hemp Flour has an earthy nutty flavour and we recommend you to use about 25% Hemp Flour in any recipe requiring all-purpose plain flour for baking and general cooking requirements. Combine with other baking flours of choice in bread, muffins and biscuits. Great for pizza dough, waffles and pancakes. Add a few tablespoons of Hemp Flour to soups and hotpots to add that extra body or for thickening sauce. A 3:1 ratio of regular flour to Hemp Flour will create a dense and hearty loaf while just Hemp Flour does not rise and would result in mostly a normal roll but essentially turns our baked good into a super healing food. Please note this is a just our mere guideline and we recommend experimenting with various ratios of Hemp Flour to regular flour in our home cooked creations.  

NO! They are completely different products. Hemp Flour is made from the raw hemp seeds with only approx. 30% oil. Hemp flour will contain over 60% soluble fibre, and lower amounts of protein - making it great as a baking substitute. It's also known as hemp bran or hemp fibre flour. Hemp Protein Powder on the other hand, will be finer and more suited for adding to post-workout protein shakes/smoothies, or simply taking straight for an anytime protein-boost that’s high on nutrition!

Yes ofcourse! Hemp Seeds and Hemp Flour can be used in a variety of baked goods. As Hemp Seeds are gluten free it is missing the structural protein that stabilizes baked goods. Therefore, we recommend to replace only part of the flour in a recipe with Hemp i.e. ¼ cup in muffin or loaf recipe or 10 % of the flour in a bread recipe or make a healthy protein dosa with channa dal and urad dal – yes you read it right! we can make scrumptious crispy Hemp dosas too. Check out our recipes blog for making Hemposas and other inspirational recipes using Hemp Flour. Why grind hemp seeds when we did the milling for you with our milled Hemp Flour product for applications that need a floury product.

Heating Hemp seed oil to high temperatures can damage and reduce amount of omega 3 and omega 6 in the oil. Hemp seed oil should be used as a finishing oil, rather than a cooking or frying oil, since the delicate omega fatty acids will break down during the cooking process, stripping the oil of its nutritional benefits.

Hemp seed’s nutritional profile can vary slightly from field-to-field based on growing conditions and seed variety. We also educate our farmer partners on ways to improve seed quality. When Indus Hemp publishes nutritional information on our seed, we take a range or an average of various tests to account for slight variations in seed lots. The average potassium content in Indus Hemp seed (which is used for making Hemp Hearts and Hemp Protein Powder) is 288 mg per 30 g serving. The average phosphorous content in Indus Hemp Hearts is 426 mg per 30g serving.

No, hemp will NOT get you high. It’s like comparing mint and basil – they’re both herbs, but they’re used in very different ways for very different results. Indus Hemp foods contain less than 0.001% Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and will NOT cause a psychoactive effect.

Indus Hemp Seeds are the seed of the Cannabis Sativa plant. They have a hard, nut-like exterior and soft chewy inside. Think of a hard-shelled sunflower seed. You can also cook with them by adding them to smoothies, shakes, juices and more! Indus Hemp Hearts are hulled hemp seeds. They are soft, chewy center inside the shell of the hemp seed. Think of the tasty, soft inside of a sunflower seed that you eat. Hemp hearts have a subtle nutty buttery flavour and can be consumed raw. You can also cook with them and fun to experiment with – add them to khichdi, sabzi, chutneys, salads, cereal, make milk, desserts and more!

To extend the freshness of Hemp Hearts for about a year, it is recommended to store in a cool, dark place. Keeping them refrigerated once opened will prolong their shelf life and prevent them from going rancid.

You can buy them right here! You can order natural Hemp Hearts on Indushemp.in or you can visit any of your favourite stores or online retailers. In-store you can usually find Hemp Hearts in the baking aisle, near the cereal/granola.

Indus Hemp superfoods are a natural, non-GMO product. There will be slight variations in colour depending on what hemp seed variety was grown, the soil, the region, and growing season. The colour difference between product lots has nothing to do with quality – we run small batch testing and every single product goes through a minimum of 3-4 tests from our facility to shelf.

Indus Hemp Toasted Hemp Seeds are complete seeds. We do not hull or shell our hemp seeds but leave them intact as nature has provided them. By keeping the seeds as natural as grown in nature we leave the important fibre component of the hemp seeds intact thereby providing a complete nutrition from the complete seeds. In contrary hemp hearts don’t have the shell and therefore most of the fibre part removed keeping just the nut and oily part of the seed.

Fibre is an essential part in our diets as fibre plays an important role for our health and well-being. As per the basic nutrition guidelines, they have increased the need for fibre from 20g/day to 30g emphasizing the importance of fibre intake.

The short answer is no, the long answer is yes considering that hemp hearts have the shell removed and reduced the total weight of the seeds, therefore hemp hearts are able to claim higher protein content as the important fibre shell is removed. Indus Hemp Toasted Hemp Seeds provide 8g complete protein/serving or 14% of the protein needs for a 70 kg person.

Indus Hemp Seeds are toasted for extra crunch, flavour and aroma and carefree enjoyment. Roasting adds a nutty flavour and extra crunch - that’s why whole Toasted Hemp Seeds can be consumed as such without the need of hulling or milling. Eat whole Toasted Hemp Seeds right out of the bag and enjoy the super crunch! In addition, the roasting provides microbial control for a carefree enjoyment of the seeds. Consumers can chew on seeds carefree and enjoy the nutritional and culinary benefits of the seeds.

Toasted Hemp Seeds are super crunchy. There are no limits on how and where to add Toasted Hemp Seeds. May it be a snack just right out of the bag or to top a salad, smoothie, yogurt or dessert. Try blending the seeds into a shake or smoothie. Toasted Hemp Seeds are an ideal ingredient for baked goods, sauces or to blend into a yogurt or shake. Add some Hemp

Our serving size suggests 30g Toasted Hemp Seeds or 4 tbsp/day. Depending on our eating patterns or diet one can start out with 2 tbsp/day and slowly increase the amount to 4 tbsp (30g) to adjust to the addition fibre. Make sure to include enough water to drink.

Indus Hemp Seeds are toasted, then packaged right away for perfect freshness through the entire shelf life. The high amounts of Omegas in seeds make them more sensitive to oxidation. That’s why we recommend storing open bags in the refrigerator. Look for the refrigerator icon on the bag!

There are 2g Omega-3 /30g serving of Hemp Seeds. The ADI Adequate Daily Intake for Omega-3 ALA is set by the Institute of Medicine at 1.1.g/d for women and 1.6 g/d for men. One serving of Toasted Hemp covers your daily Omega-3 ALA needs plus allows for some extra!

Whole Toasted Hemp Seeds are super crunchy and can be eaten right out of the bag without the need of milling. We did the milling for you with our Milled Hemp Flour product for applications that need a floury product.

Hemp Seeds are naturally gluten free and Indus Hemp Seeds and Toasted Hemp Seeds are cleaned, roasted and packaged in a gluten free certified facility. Hemp Seeds contain 32% fibre in a single serving plus an abundance of trace and structural minerals that many gluten free products have missing. Adding Hemp Seeds to a gluten free diet adds valuable nutrients!

The majority of carbs in Hemp Seeds is dietary fibre. There is less than 1 g of net carbs per 30 g serving of Hemp Seeds and Toasted Hemp Seeds.

Yes, depending on the type of event. ALL requests for product samples must complete our online sample request form within the CONTACT US page. Please note: We get an abundance of sample requests and to fulfill various events across India, we do require one-month notice on event sample requests to allow enough production and shipping time.

Yes, we do. We are passionate about our Indus Hemp foods & nutrition, and appreciate people like you helping to educate others. For Hemp Hearts samples to share with clients, complete the online sample request form on our CONTACT US page.

You can apply to our Hemp Ambassador Program HERE. By being a Indus Hemp Ambassador you’ll receive exclusive kits throughout the year filled with samples, information, and special gifts. You’ll also get sneak peeks at our newest products and be the first to try them.be to our newsletter